Oracle cuts 359 Washington jobs in latest AI-driven layoffs; Seattle offices ‘not closing’
359 jobs. Oracle's latest round hits technical and management roles as AI reshapes enterprise software.
Why it matters
Enterprise software layoffs are now explicitly AI-driven, not cost-cuts. This signals how rapidly AI is displacing roles even at legacy tech incumbents — and Oracle's scale makes it a canary for broader workforce shifts in the industry.
The key facts
9 to knowOracle cutting 359 jobs in Washington state
Cuts concentrate in technical engineering and management roles
Part of broader nationwide layoffs at the enterprise software giant
Date: September 2026
Seattle offices confirmed not closing
Layoffs target technical engineering and management roles
Part of broader nationwide layoff wave at enterprise software giant
Seattle offices remain open despite cuts
Published September 2026
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Publisher excerpt: The cuts are part of broader nationwide layoffs at the enterprise software giant and heavily impact technical engineering and management roles.